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FROST
&CO.
Successor to Frost & O Neil
°1205 first Av.
Beginning! now we slash
our usually low pices for
further discount of 25 |*"r
cent for a clean-up sale.
THi> i-> a genuine reduction.
Qui entire remaining fall
stock '<1 about one thousand
patterns 1* in tins - »le, (
large! \ Sv*o and "tuts
We have made suits t.> v«>tir
measure from this store for
ao many years that ?ou
know our goods, tailoring,
lining and fitting. They
ire always guaranteed. V\ f
•hall take pride in putting
out Hiese
$30and$35
SUITS
$22.50
$2625
V\ e recommend them to
our old customers. We will
aakc theni up with a iinc
Sjidc of Venetian or vrge
Lint; If ««t readv for a
aait now, make a de|*'sit
aad hold one erf these fine
aril pattern*.
FROST
&CO.
ftacccssor to Frost & O Neil
1205 first Av.
out
GLASSES
■pa re»« >nahi» Ib frk*- T» " »l*ht I
m p*b «• flt l»h«ri a. *v —
kjiw-'i' H (r«M rom»»»«» IMK
■ML If »i'U VlkTf . till!
jbi, <i. Irnma are !)■«■ »■
*»>iy jW»' o
tm n. tL n " r i
0m M« •'■'*»' y* 3* t l lr'ljfc y f.n
6TAH WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
Get isi the game
with a jimmy pipe
Hit fhe top notch of tobacco delight by jamming your jimmy
brimful of Prince Albert. Rifht then is first-water pipe ioy,
becane P. A. simply can't bite your tongue. The 'broil' is
cut out by a patented process.
Got everything you or any other pipe
enthisiast ever yearned for—flavor,
aroma and long-burning qual
ities. You can smoke it all^^ay^
Prince A^JPJ
Albert I
tried to roll a cigarette or not, you • _
can roll P. A. without half trying. 0 i
Prince Alb#t gives you a new idea of how delicious ? I
Thm tnppy r«j a cigarette can I>e. It is unlike any ;
sc b<,g other tobaoio, particularly the "free- Ifij '■>
; running'y/re-branclsan<W7/<///'-hr;in(ls. || | I
><i 'I -i l.iilc : .. ( .',u I; m I
!'■ I/w I '• WiySwt in loppy He red 'A |
jl iBW /' h 'Oc red tin* and handmomn "* VflHi f
• . f pound and half - pound humidor§.
R * J * REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. |i . ImSmS '
Wlnslon-Salcm, N. C. |!
WITH BOWLERS
On tha S. A. C. allays, laat night,
tliero wtui a haupod up surprise for
tho Pheu-.ints. second In the per
eantagn iw.nliv who were di Q'*"l In
(wo out oMbi' three th«
Pelicans, fwe tnil-oixlxtn (Irlunoll
t>owl* il the hliih of £.11 and
tied with tlalhralth for high average
.»f 19.1 3 :i. I - he acorn*:
Pheasant* ... *tt SIT 90,", ii.TiM
>:« (SI 14 J 3.«9C
Fourtcan man hava entersd for
the aecond elimination content
which will be howled on tho IMpe
rlal alii** ti nlnht. and fthteh prom
!*<•« to put tho first contest of thla
kind IC <*S *had* *inith 3 hit
man,, Weyaudt. Johnson, Rviuib.
Wet more. Cf •mimil. Velt Mini*
yadnn, Hr.u.nln*. IWi» k and other
efllck* have entered, and Ihe «utry
Itat will l„ ;«mi nt the allc)* until
7:15 tonight .
Barry MoCormlok, tha formar
big languor and manqynr of tha
■ Newark. 0. tea® Inst season, has
*een appointed manager tif the
Peorta te:iiu. ot the I%ro*l league.
SENSATIONAL
One Day
MM RAMS SUt
(2f'A I WS TOMORROW
I '-•AH «» ONf DAY ONLY
31 *2~lf
Fiat. Cl—« Ct Lmaa,
in Striped Warned* \ Rff |
CaMimere* and Cbnwu
It'- the greatest |,>t of trousering hat ha* ever been
bi 'kM >nt> this AB y man in anv pi sit ton m Itfe
wo'il.l be pr tud to wear them. They're built to order bv
union tailors.
IKfflMftK ,f.- 0
Stolen.
1014 first
Avenue
Open Saturday and Mooday Evening*
NEW CHAMPION LENDS HIS
EAR X® CALL OF THE STAGE
I .OS ANOKI.KB, Jan S -t.nther
Mi-Curty will niii <lulend hi* u«w
title until July i. "WU i*Ul of <be
*tag» ha* jienet rated to the big
iiiwlMt'i tiuurow, and ha will ac '
CM|t aomo of tin l offora that hivp
I'M* to him ilnce hla defeat of Al
Hal»er Wfilni<i«l%. Ho will rr*t
In ami mound Los Angelen for a
month, howerer. heforw l»*l«nl»i
in aOKagoment
MeOnrty ab.-nt y**terday motor
tun about t» Pity *1)4 the U»wh
suburb* W h»r«>*er hla >ar atop
l>ed it «w aurrounded by a orowd
of adnurt#* and l.ulher waa per
mlttod to b«»lt to hU heart's ooti
tent In tb« adulation of th» luultl
tWle. U Will •tlflatil that lis
Joyod thla part of hla duty to tho
I if WW t
MODBRN elegantly furntehea
rooma at loetat r®t>" st llotal Vir
ginia Eighth and Virginia. n*ar
Waatlaka. Elltott »0S ***
THE STAR-. O JANUARY . !<o>
Today Mrt'arty will vlilt t*llor
ItiK •hop* and order a imw _y«ril
robe. II)' has laid nmdti 1 low
hoy clothing lie itffia<l Qnllnt thi<
training period and haa declared
ttiat bo will h»rxaft»r droaa l|kn a
rhatnploii until aomeon* aenitif 111 in
hack to Ihe acrap li»a|ifi «n4 the
and chaiia. R
Mcl'arty pointbl.cm fWumlil to
■li». uaa hla plana for hla wlfo In
.wnorbead, Miun.
"I would rathar not dlacuaa that,"
waa hla inawar to quoatlonora. It
ia rwptirletl that ha «ant the uronian
a K'ncroiia cherk the nlghr of hla
battle with I'aUor.
COUL&N MAY MEET
LEDOUX IN PARIS
NBW YORK, Jsn B.—Johnny
* onion, bantam cMhuplon, li con
sidering seriously today an offer
to meet Charles U»,h>ux. the French
fighter, In Parla during March, ar
curding to r»p«»rt Al l.tp pa, who
Induced llllly Papke to hoi In
Pitrla. offer* I'ottJ.ni $3,000 if be
>in. and 12.M0 If he loan. to mfl
I .eiloil X,
Manilla# OToole Better
According to a »l«*urg „ril*r.
• Ike Simon KOI butter remit* out
'M M 0' ■ that Mil) K
•*rr del ill.l Ihr ft«a« y prl. <4 up,!
owl pltaher >aiwa with «Um.i
M «Mvt>
■f k> * * <*rm «
una a# |Mm .
a i»* a N«« for* *< ,f,.
>■«*• hINHtW.IW tart »h It
»f U n»t*» to imoiitaat
*■ If a* ICtWh
"" A Kaf • itf mmi man
a*» hrmm .Vtot iwaxm * tk<
clak ia tfea i aatra)
'■■•elation Watarl.* *- nr all
'»>»* a* la JM tte Ma f« t
lha **. Mi •* t*» tar I thai
*"»f l *)' a«4 was* alas
paper mm*
A 8008 THERE WAS
* knah ih«ra aae taj be ~tft hit
c*r»
K*aa *e *oe ead t—
To a rin* 0n« an* a fMhttu*
pair
We tald Mm they wouldn't |« nm
tha **nara. I
Ik. kwt he *ir# arfwei
M'e • kMI,"
i»» M JOT aj><| t !j
ok. th« m vutt uj ik«
ftgfcta »■» woate.
AMI Iha gr»od hard no«a ved
To a. two H" '» IUMmLuU
ftiaad ap >ad alip aa aa eWtei In-a
I*. ••oagh u» aiakc aa «||l
Mo lk( boob be put up | Ifwfiil
roar -
«*aa aa ro» aod I—
A* M niM «•« from U« etab
b>u»« tutor,
filirr and weary ui4 tired aAd ««•
Hal lb* o»ll olgM b| c*gi* |» h
tor awr»-
Krea a/ ton lid I.
Oh. It tao I the .bow and It In •
the d»u<b
Thai art* > '«t gnat for tetr
ll* coatidi to know their bra**
are In*.
\nl lb»t r-ouldOt he right If Ihey
1 ared 10. bo.
Aatf 'h»t aever will kubp thalr
hair'
» h«i toii uk the poor boob to r»
pant
KVMI M T»'l and I—
Hall o«ly *f»a T"u argument
Aid 11 —< ma Ut* mooay be
far i"**.
Hn< 'he bml mailt follow tbo Ml
arsl bant
Bvm m joa u4 I
SPORTING NOTES
OF T.H.C.JL
C\f*» T«rrj ha» rvtwrnetf tnm
V|nmT«r R C., *!»•»» fea «T\Jo» *«1
1* 4a r* of «Dod huetta* «• r«-
poru a first '(mm ttme wMj lo»«
<*t (Mi».
la «*e *»"•» laat M(>«
t tta B»n>rni tifiawt the Hnrtn't
bf a arane of i7to 7. TtM ll'rfwt
had vnn Irani Taroma lb* day !■»
f'>»» and had grant hi>i«a n*
leg (ha bunby Haniors
TKa rcaalar b*a*et&«ll ecturtute
will tin r»- un" 4 Imiwiret aurb'
Th« F.du- kik-nai Hm» *W Mt 'b
'i It I Mm ml "i»
ii."<h M'-n will iurat the *«i»d»at» a<
8:45.
Paul Heu*epofcl aa4 Na(*'a broth
er HHV that thr<»' tlmnn In tba Mm*
In oni* day m 100 ia*'fe. lm for
' li»-m I loud# Ina»*a4 llbia U# bad
I.wen run :h:"'ao a flr<« *'<*i
i.ot throiiKb laat ni«V ai « Nat* the
.-(."oikI hail !<>a' oil "amMofc" At
:iny r»t«' lh»* I>ovm put up tbn«e r«:
tling rwill exhibition# and they
have ;i whole y< aP to ri!Cuper.tU> !»■
for.' the. *111 he worked « fW»n
uoualy again. _
Fred England, E. C. Peqfc, Gliorge
and Young Uartb wr>ra the
faithful on. a on horizontal an • par
allel burn at jlalofilaya recall lon
TK» Night Junlora (frier*
with bell» when It came to >|ui«fe
rarea. obstacle rain*, minor bun.'
bail, and the "big nola».
Jack O'Connar has landed 111 firat
plac. 1% the handball I'turnaKont
O'Connar defeated .lohnaton |ii.»
.lay night In two ktialKlit luaflhoa
lie haa workad hla way-from l.um
licr 30 and. . onaideriiiK that ho waa
In thx hospital with a had jlltioa
when th" tournament alarte.r and
that the knee atlll liotlu.ru htm. he
hiia made a remarkable rworil
lack will makn a desperate attempt
to maintain hla poaltlon long
enough to win thn llatea medal.
Edinburgh. Bcotland. — The 15-
mll<» professional race at thn I'nw
tlerhall athletic fluid Intro waa won
yesterday by dinning. an Kngllah
dlHtance man. In I hour, 21 minute*
and t*i seconds Kill (Jiieul of New
Vork waa second. Tom Ixingboat,
thn Canadian Indian, won ihe ra> f
Inift yrar In 1 hour, 20 nilniit.-n
I! 2D ai'i onda.
The 8. A. C. basketball team
'•nally walloped the Vanity tenni
In a one-aided contest nt the 8 A.
(". gym laat night, q
FIGHTING HEART
KNOCKED FROM
F. BURNS
FRANK K HITtINH
HAN KflANflMfO. Jan.
Krunkle lltrnn, tbe Oakland Unlit
weiKhl. who waa d«l«lvaly bwaten
hi-re ur» year's day by Marl* w
I ointn> Murphy, today la iindadd
i d whother lo retlro iwinnanantly
fi..iu th<* rlni' <if to move back Into
iho four-niund line. If Ituma fol
lowa th« advlco of hla ha
will ipi In*
While Hurtia ntlll l* a willing
worker, hla frlenda aay he haa not
the punch hn displayed when ho da
t. .it ' I• a I'ow• t| !.■ i • '.ud 'hat
he hn* lout hla fluhlliig he irt A 4
Wolgaat, who boat th« Oaklander
Into aubmlaalon In 17 ronnd», I*
wild to have tflkan much of the
tight out of Itiirna. Al any rate,
It la certain he haa not Iw «n t*«
iinii man, hla frlenda admit, alnca
hla hattla with tha former light
wotght ebampkin.
SfORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS
I fVm "urate*. who >««M tab
lljr ri.f«.i In New Kngland. aaya 'ha
lt< roll o*n«n ef the PlWld'Wa
irlub would Uhu to iltoMW" of tbdir j
International league venture
Mta»kia la tald «a be a«ae Waeh
Mr'illn". alio played leat Mae'*
atl Troy. la the N"W Tor* *«**••
tea* >•. Uat la tha property of Haiti-
I avuo.
Caraai'ua J. tttUhlfi viae
urn il.ni 'if lha Saw York Olanta.
ka>>w» mira<'thla« about ba*eball aa
a player Teitra a#t» he played 1•*
b. a Ike.. Vohere' aid Ifnrrard
iMui. After completing hie college
Ml t-allon he I'*Jh op the »tndy of
la w and lor*..lad In M«i Yark lla
orig aal!y halla fr»m Hwtyok" Ma««
•aa Antonta. Taa.— thr la-,
laraaUanai A QrvM Nurthfru train
*m- in fn>m tha anuth WadnaaAar
o, .nilng. thara *«r« «J "laa*
Ilg tha ear. Thla la lha rar ,
■»r<l for ana dar In many
m.' nr n > hunt«ra report buck,
aa wall aa quail. mor» pl-Mlfal thla
raar thun tor ioan|f niwonn |>a«t.
Tha Soataa Nad Sox have tifaa*
Ootfieldar Oonrgr. Wnlnh • ih> r»n
ft.rar ixui With !«|M>akar I.awh
and ll«>(*r o tha )«>h, and Ifaa
itrwki'n pudy to )ur»» la »l «l«
1 ilme. Whlah hu» a fat t hanou to [>et
lorru with tha r-tianil»to»»a
TM Newark club •' lha latrraa
tioi al leiigMtr hoa »oM Short at op
(lobby Vaughn lo fit faul at rtva
a«r»»rl w AaMgtettM v*'ighii In
'rail lp lha wllita of Hrttinh Col Itnbta
om«whara u-tlng aa ■ oil "log p a
1 gift -r. and tha laal waa la'.nyad
'inMI he eo ild ha comun::ilm<a<
wl'b iind itakad If It etiliod him.
Maw Yarh.—Frank Ferrell af tha
*tew York Amarlr-ana lalt yaeiar4ay
foi < bl' i«o. whore he wfll taao*
fVank Chanre aod n«gatlate wl'b
him tn naatime the inangai<nihlp nt
tlie lltgblanrlera for nett »o«an
rar rail la ioaftd»irt that lha daal
with f"b«nrr> will to through
Chanre will Inava Ixia An*»le« <>a
Junnary 4 .
Chloapa -Mamhera of the Chl
>-agi> Nutlwnal team took an na
fon e«l Saw Ye«r« rnaolutiop lo
■inp drink yowturdity whlr'h thev 1
are l!k«<ly 'o keep dtirlug thn 191S
• *<m gU ataaon A new ruiu waa!
put Into effe. t by Prxoldenl Mur
I' ' . "■ if litm nn-n In jupip ,
on tho wtiler «atoa
Paeadana, Cel. —Al Peraooa of
U'alnut. <"nl itnd M«. k WlgKlna of 1
Kl Mottle, won Ihe Roman < harlot I
ra<e» at lb« utimtii roae iMmUhi
mr>nt hero yeaterdtty.
___
Lot Anqelea—The flret polo| (
Tna'ch of ijirt 1913 acajion watt won 1
hi re yesnerday by UlO riinadlans of J
('«iHttry. from llu 1 t'oronado rlub
lenm The Caiindlau* won by S |
|K<>al* to 2Va Frank J Mackey. an I
KnifllgU (?xiM>rt. refort'ed ilie njatnli. j
Pari*.—Following the defeat of
the Kremh team at the hamla of!
th» »iottl«h ntaliy football team ,il '
tho Parr, dva l*rtncea. noar I'nrls,
yeaterdav, 21 to S, a mob broke
down the barrier that protected the
referee, J. W. Baxter, and hurled
ntl' ks and stmie* at the official. |
I'lnyerw. poll re and mounted gen
darme* hail all they could do to I
reacue Haxter from the crowd. I
JOHNNY O'LEARY
WILL INVADE S.F.
JOHNNY O'LEARY N
Johnny o t.eary. the Reattle
fi'itherwlght, unci hlB
Frank Purcell left thin morning for
Han Francisco, wliore they will |*<-
nmln aa long «« the remaining In
Kood. Tlilh In O'lrf'Hry'i long
talkud-of Invasion of thn boning
none about Han Francisco bny, and
the pnlr at* going down armed with
nil hind* of credential!! caluulated
to get them filto the of
Hay promoterß, who are counted
upon to rn(t< h O'l-eary.
Johnny figure* on his showing
aralimt nanny O'Brien aa an open
sesame about San Francisco, where
the Portland puncher appeared
Homo month)! ago and won hi* way
up In the ranks of the scrappers.
Ills career among the clever boxers
who congregate about Oakland and
Han Francisco will bo watched with
Interest by Heattle'a rlngdom.
Cincinnati.—Ray Frost, a former
Toledo pitcher, was signed yester
day by the Cincinnati Rods.
O'ROURKE SHOULDERS BLAME
FOR AL PALZER'S DEFEAT
f/>8 ANUKLKH. Jan .1 "Hon »
Uarni' Ihe hiK fallow too much, If*
«T> to me."
j Thl* declaration today
of Tom n'wourke, the valeraa
i■ ■ itlluK• >r of lhA lowa fighter, who
u<t in I• t «><l Ihiit he gent I'alter Into
lh« ring In poor rendition and that
hl« advice throughout the fight waa
to bo* Mr fart y while Falser waa
ap ailing for perinlaalon to born In
mid rough mattura with Ills aupor
lor weight.
Iteeauae of Al'a condition. I
thought be hard better avoid the
'harder going,'' . *ald O'tlonrks.
"Thata why I held him off "
Palzer'a sparring mates <!•
thn giant broke *>wn and crlr
while doing hi* road wo** two day*
tH.forn Uto battle 'I can't get out
_ , -:<m Tk«l
SAFES •—
nrtriMt waMtai
llaillu rrMl ||lH 1
DOORS [ml
Fliiaw cl
WROgX SAFE CO.
tmmmtmm ««u« «**•
>>hMM .Ibta Mf.
«■ Ml At Ik ai if i
Scenic Cafe
*ha» «■*>• «r. Iki
'*» n«««u aand aw
x"'-* » fmrtmn W% 140 m
i*« 1 tiaee «aude
rllTe nuMuMT) a# 1M «U(t In
nuHdui
»».«• Oalla Htiwlaf
_ Old Home Noftf*
SIS *3h*Es.
vsr" 1
2 iw— Vtoßa W«wd»-
*»«• rriua n<uvi
4 A. n-m» rw M«
mne caw
iti u m w, ig,
HAVE YOU GOT YOURS?
We Refer to the Tremendous Bargains in
Made-to-Measure Clothes Offered at Our
—FREE—
PANTS SALE
THIS SEMI ANNUAL EVENT IS NOW IN FULL SWING, AND wfc
HAVE DONE A PHENOMENAL BUSINESS SINCE WE FIRST ANNOUN&
ED THIS SALE. HOWEVER, IT WONT LAST MUCH LONGER, AN*
YOU REALLY SHOULD. AS A MONEY - SAVING. SOUND BUSINESS
PROPOSITION, GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW, WHILE THIS OFFER RE
MAINS IN FORCE.
EXTRA PAIR OF EXTRA PAIR OF
fg.oo $£00
TROUSERS ~ TROUSERS
FREE $■*% FREE
WITH EVERY HA H WITH EVERY
SUIT OR SUIT Oft
OVERCOAT OVERCOAT
TO MEASURE " TO MEASURE
UNION MADE
A Distinct Saving; One Worth Wie
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS TO SELECT FROM —
NOVELTIES, STRIPES, CHECKS, MIXTURES, GRAYS, BROWNS, BLUES,
SERGES, WORSTEDS, SCOTCH GOODS—ALL THIS SEASON'S NOBBI
EST STYLES.
English Woolen Mills
• TWO STORES—
704 Fir& Ave., Third Ave. and
Near Cherry Spring St.
of n wallt," fhey aaaert, he aohlied
Promotor Mctliray will give
I'alaar another ehanre at MfCarty
If he again beeomea u contender
by dafeiuing Wlllard and Dalay.
<>n« of tlinae men probably will be
matched with liero for a
February dale.
JAKE STAHL WILL
MANAGE FROM BENCH
UJB AN'iKI.KH. Jmi. 8 - Jake
-'•lil will leave lila post at flrat
hnaa for the Hon lon Red Ho* aa
n>on aa a worthy aucreaaor can be
eiiaarthed. He will laanago the
team from the bench If fb" under
•lildy can be developed It la bo
llove'i that JMnvrlu, now' with Jer
««T City, tried out at third liaae by
I oatnn two y»ar* ago, may b* glren
tha clMrn e
Stahl admitted today th.it there
I* talk of tiaillru* I'if/her Muck
O'Hrtcn lo the fhlcngo White Ho«.
Ho refuge! to «lat<'. however, who
the ■ x> hange player or [ilayem may
ba
Tbe tft,ir*i?er of the world'*
chaniphMk > will leive Angole*
for t,'hl'.igo ii"«t Tu'uday
BASKETBALL HVES
IN FIRST MATCH
Tla o<i*en A i:ne and ltro*d*ay
ba*A«'hali ff.#a will tanrl* oa tha
frirmafa fl nr trmlatit In tli* firgt
match for the city riuiaiploiiahip
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